Air India and Air India Express revise fuel surcharges in response to rising aviation fuel price

Air India and Air India Express today announced a revision to its fuel surcharge across domestic and select international routes in response to the continued increase in Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF) prices.

ATF prices have witnessed significant volatility in recent months, driven largely by geopolitical developments and sustained pressure on global energy markets. The latest increase in fuel prices has further elevated operating costs for airlines, with fuel continuing to account for a substantial proportion of overall airline expenditure.

Air India and Air India Express have undertaken a calibrated revision of fuel surcharges, with the adjustments intended to partially offset the increased cost burden while enabling the two airlines to continue providing reliable and high-quality services across their networks.

The revised fuel surcharge will be reflected in the fare applicable to new bookings made from 0000 Hrs IST on 9 October for Air India Express, and from 1100 hrs IST on 9 October for Air India. The surcharge varies by sector and route category.

The applicable fuel surcharges for domestic and international flights are as follow and are applicable for itineraries ex- & into-India:

Air India and Air India Express will review surcharges periodically and make appropriate adjustments as the situation requires.

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